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The Phoenix Police Department is a forward-thinking, innovative law enforcement agency proud to serve and protect those who live, work, and visit the City of Phoenix.
We are accredited through the Arizona Law Enforcement Accreditation Program, which promotes the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and effectiveness in law enforcement.
The department enjoys an incredible partnership with our community, working together to protect life and property, prevent and reduce crime, and seek justice for crime victims. We strive to be a self-assessing, self-correcting agency with continuous improvement at the core of everything we do.
Discover how the Property Management Unit of Phoenix Police handles property crimes and manages evidence efficiently.
Access Phoenix police public records and crime stats for insights into local safety and crime trends.
Discover your local police precinct in Phoenix for public safety services and support. Find contact details and resources to stay informed and secure.
Enhance community safety and trust with the Phoenix Police Community Engagement Bureau's initiatives and partnerships.
Submit commendations or complaints about Phoenix police services online. Ensure your voice is heard in public safety matters.
Find frequently requested information and resources.
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Explore Department of Justice community resources for support and guidance on safety, justice, and community engagement in Phoenix.
Explore Phoenix Police's commitment to transparency and accountability with detailed crime stats and data insights.
Victims have rights. The City of Phoenix and Maricopa County can direct you to the best support depending on the type of crime.
The plan focuses on preventing and controlling criminal activity in Phoenix, while striving to enhance the quality of life for both businesses and citizens.
The Phoenix Police Department is the highest-paying law enforcement agency in Arizona! A recruit's starting salary is $33.01/hour ($68,661 annually). An officer's maximum salary is $50.74/hour ($105,539 annually). With differential pay, overtime, a bilingual language bonus, and a $7,500 hiring bonus, your earning potential is even higher. Besides a generous salary, enjoy other fantastic benefits, including tuition reimbursement, a retirement plan, and much more.
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